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WhatsApp rolls out Companion Mode

The new Companion Mode feature is intended to supplement WhatsApp’s existing multi-device feature and grants access to the app without internet.

WhatsApp has introduced “Companion Mode ” as part of its latest update. A select group of users are currently being granted access to this feature, which allows them to enjoy the app’s functionalities on multiple devices simultaneously without connecting their phones to the internet.

As reported by insiders, the recently introduced Companion Mode feature is intended to supplement WhatsApp’s existing multi-device feature, which was still in beta testing as recently as last year. The multi-device feature enables users to use WhatsApp on up to four different devices, including web and desktop, without the need for a connected phone. With Companion Mode, users can add even more devices to their WhatsApp accounts without having to synchronize them with their phones.

While the feature is currently undergoing limited beta testing, it has already generated a lot of interest among WhatsApp users. Many have praised the new feature for its convenience and ease of use, while others have expressed concerns about the security implications of allowing multiple devices to access their WhatsApp accounts at the same time.

Despite these concerns, WhatsApp has assured users that the new feature is safe and secure and that all messages and data will be encrypted and protected by the app’s end-to-end encryption technology. Moreover, users will have control over which devices have access to their accounts and can log out of all devices remotely if necessary.

As WhatsApp introduces new features such as Companion Mode, it will need to continue to balance convenience with security. However, with its commitment to end-to-end encryption and user privacy, the app is likely to remain a leader in the messaging space for many years to come.

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